The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-12-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Mexican, teacher. Sorry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Willardt
opened their doors 10 Santa Claus,
and he rewarded the household
with a pretty Christmas tree.
Bran s12 per ton at the Wahpeton
Roller Mills. %
The TIMES learns that the Brooks
Brothers remembered their many
friends and customers in most
substantial manner and presented
them all with a Christmas present.
Farmers will save money by taking
their wheat to the Wahpeton Roller
Mills and exchanging it for flour. %
Agent Fitzsimmons says there
was never so much wood in the
city at one time as there is at
present. This beats a wood famine,
ard no mistake.
Go to Clark Comstock for latest
styles in wall paper, all at bottom
prices. Is
Santa CLAUS did great business
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ael Schmitt. In fact it is said that
he was rather partial to that family
and their friends, erecting there
an especially fine tree, which was
much enjoyed.
Fifty tons of hay wanted in ex-
change for cattle, horses and ma
chinery, by d. E. Rice.
Don't forget the band dance at
Turner Hall Monday evening fol-
lowing New Years day. The band
boys need the assistance and are
guaranteeing first class time to all
attending this party.
Gents try our $3.50 hand sewed
shoe; warranted hand welded and
stitched, and the best shoe in the
market for the money.
20 ANTON GILES & Co.
And still they come. Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Fitzsimmons' house
hold was favored by Santa Claus
with an attractive Christmas tree.
1t was loaded down with presents
from their old home in Michigan.
The Wahpeton -four is the best IN
the market. Give it Il trial. %
Miss Della Beachem is expecting
her young lady friend. Miss b.
Barnes, of st. Thomas, Ontario, to
arrive at Wahpeton in the course of
few days to make winters visit.
That is right. Wahpeton has world
of pretty girls, but there is always
room for one more, and Miss
Barnes will be made. to feel at home.
Ladies' Waukenphast shoes at
20 ANTON GILES & Co.'S.
And along comes Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G.. Albrecht with very beauti-
full and productive tree, erected in a
day by that gladstone old .nymph,
Santa Claus. Not only was the
family present to enjoy the treat,
but number of friends from the
outside. and all enjoyed the occa-
sion.
Ask your dealer for Wahpeton
flour. 22
Col. S. H. Snow arrived home
after having spent some six weeks
at Minneapolis and Duluth. The
colonel, it is said, is prospecting
for new location, but we think he
had better stay in Wahpeton. This
is not such bad city as some peo-
pie would seem to make it out, and
besides, Mr.. and Mrs. Snow have
lots of friends here. He is now
making Ink & Carter's office hi
headquarters, during business hours
This is the way it now runs
Hans C. n. Myhra, attorney an,
counsellor at law, justice of tn
peace, notary public, treasure
Dwight school township, postmas
ter at Kongsberg, deputy sheriff
town clerk, agent steam ship line
farmer, insurance agent, and intel
prefer. And yet Hans is not "stucl
up" but wears his many and varie'
honors with becoming modesty. W.
might remark, by the way. that it i
being whispered in many quarters
and pretty loudly too. that in til
not distant future another an,
greater honor than any of the abov
is to be added to the list.
We loafed round the Offices O
the Northwestern Insurance Com
pany little while Monday evening
and the subject most interesting t
) the boys was the fact that Dl
Swaine had just been presente
with an elegant smoking set by tn
good-looking and trusty book-keep
ers of the Company-not includin
any members of the Company
The set included suberb meel